You've now posted that in about 10 threads. You might want to get some fresh material.
It's not his fault. He stole that joke from Amy Schumer.
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You've now posted that in about 10 threads. You might want to get some fresh material.
I don't think you should get one...to many doo's anyways I have a hard time finding mine in front of the lodge...
My obversations of doo owners are, they can buy the sleds but they cant buy talent as most doo owners are of below average in skills, i see it all the time, now thier getting a 850 and think thier new motor is gonna make up for thier lack of talent.
One of my neighbors has a summit, he can barely ride it. Hell he has a hard time driving his Prius around the neighborhood. When he plays catch with his son, he throws like a girl.
My other neighbor with an Axys throws like Joe Montana.
I'm nothing special on a sled, but I work with 4 guys who buy new summits every year and this comment holds so true. Not one of them can sidehill wrong foot forward. I've never tried it on an xm, but watching them is like watching a monkey f*** a football.
You're just not riding steep, techy sidehill terrain....is the thing.Wrong foot forward was a technique developed to compensate for the old chassis of every make. What I have found is that I don't generally need it with my XP. Is it still a required manuever for Polaris and Cat two generations later? .
Wrong foot forward was a technique developed to compensate for the old chassis of every make. What I have found is that I don't generally need it with my XP. Is it still a required manuever for Polaris and Cat two generations later? I use wrong foot forward less than I use my left hand throttle, which, too, has become nearly superfluous.
dont doo it.underpowered,wont carve,cant sidehill,death wobble
I'm nothing special on a sled, but I work with 4 guys who buy new summits every year and this comment holds so true. Not one of them can sidehill wrong foot forward. I've never tried it on an xm, but watching them is like watching a monkey f*** a football.
I was out by myself for a ride ladt week, i met a bunch of guys (11)in the medew that were all on bright t3s, they invited me to ride with them as i am a local and know the area, i took them to a side hilling playground ,a long drainage wall that was untouched powder,but littered with short trees, i went first and dangled on the wall ,staying high upon the wall,dipped wen i had to ,to avoid a tree, than when i was done ,i took the creek bottom, back to the group. 2 others attempted the wall and nailed the trees right away and got stuck, so i did it again with a big grin.
Behind that wall was a rolling hill, they scattered all over that hill and started buzzing all over the place, than began getting stuck everywhere, but a 13 yr old kid on a dragon was climbing that hill like it was nothin, it was funny.
I live in the mountians and most of the better riders in my town have left cat to ride pol, the weak riders ride t3s, are are always the weakest link wen they ride with us, now thier all buyin 850 and quacking about it, were told they cant buy talent.
Wen i go out in my local area, and the alberta doo stampeed has gone through, im amazed the awsome terrain they drive buy and leave it for me.
Iv rode a few times in crowfoot area, also doo country and see all the people gathered in the chalet or riding the flat medews and soloming side to side in the pow as if thier some kind of doo god, they bring their gf and park them at the hill bottom while they climb some bunny hill, and me im bored as fawk, and am lookin for a creek littered with walls and debris . but watching the daycare students is funny.
Maybe doos slogan should be, " u can buy our sled but we dont sell talent"
such a hero.... do ppl make fun of you as much as you do of others when you're new at stuff??